MAHA order of events: First - form strong belief Second - hold press conference telling millions of people the belief is true Later - run studies to "make proof" for it

People who parrot science denial use you for clicks and credit card swipes but when push comes to shove they let you take the risk alone, they want none for them or their families

still see doctors botching this simple point in podcasts it´s not true that "the cholesterol you eat has no impact on your cholesterol levels" what role does this play in the grand scheme? for most people, a modest one. there are bigger factors like fat type and fiber

"HaMaS cAn sToP tHe KiLliNg bY rEtUrNiNg tHe hOsTaGeS" - someone who first heard about Israel/Palestine on Oct7

Is your Protein Powder contaminated with Lead? A new investigation by Consumer Reports set off a media storm. Here´s what they found, what it means for us and what was left out of most media pieces. full video: youtu.be/IVpI2iNCfos

Instant Coffee: Time Saver or Health Hurter? Instant Coffee is convenient. But is it taking a health toll? full video: youtu.be/iUctI-xNRSw

From the makers of "saturated fat dont matter when ur keto" (flop) and "cholesterol only matters if u aint keto" (mega flop), now comes... "Calories don´t matter if ur on keto" fantasy. adventure. thrills. zero substance. 2 thumbs up! Coming to screens near you

Going over scientific evidence on a food isn´t "attack" or "defense". It´s what we´re supposed to do Data on seed oils shows a massive balance of benefit That´s if we search in scientific databases. Or even chatGPT these days podcasts & blogs are another story

Shocker. Archive it with promoting coca cola with cane sugar, yay junk food as long as its in tallow, tylenol explains autism and germs don´t cause disease. flipping coins is more scientifically accurate than this guy. x.com/i/trending/198…

A common belief but not supported by evidence Eating carbs doesn´t cause obesity or diabetes. In fact you can fix those issues on high carb, low carb etc The problem is not the macronutrients but rather the energetic excess largely from ultraprocessed foods

"the diet guidelines made Americans sick" Americans massively underconsume fruits, vegetables, whole grains, dairy and seafood (compared to recommendations); massively overconsume refined grains Americans don´t know or follow the guidelines. They´d be better off if they did